André-Frank Zambo Anguissa's future at Napoli is increasingly uncertain. With his contract with SSC Napoli nearing its end in June 2027, several Turkish clubs, including Galatasaray and Beşiktaş, are showing keen interest in the Cameroonian midfielder.
According to TRT Sports, Galatasaray has already made inquiries with the Italian club regarding Zambo Anguissa's situation. Beşiktaş is also reportedly in the running, ready to submit an offer for the former Villarreal player.
At 30 years old, Zambo Anguissa retains a strong reputation in the European market. His physical impact, tackling ability, and high-level experience make him a player capable of bringing stability to any midfield. Since joining Napoli in 2022, he has played over 150 matches in all competitions, actively participating in the conquest of two Serie A titles.
Negotiations for a contract extension with Napoli seem to be at a standstill. Although the club has the option to activate an extension clause until 2029, Zambo Anguissa has reportedly expressed a desire to explore new horizons. Rumors suggest interest from Sunderland and Italian clubs like Milan.
Beşiktaş has reportedly submitted an offer of 15 million euros, which Napoli considers insufficient, hoping to obtain at least 20 million. The Neapolitan club would not be opposed to the Cameroonian's departure, in order to finance a restructuring of its squad.
Zambo Anguissa's contractual situation has already attracted the interest of several clubs in recent months. In October 2025, Napoli reportedly set its price at 30 million euros for Galatasaray. Offers from Al-Qadisiyya and Beşiktaş, approaching 20 million euros, were reportedly rejected.
Napoli coach Antonio Conte relies on Zambo Anguissa's physical presence and timing to ensure rapid transitions in midfield. His ability to break up opposing attacks and win duels makes him one of the most reliable defensive midfielders in Serie A.
Between an extension at Napoli and a new adventure in Turkey, Zambo Anguissa's future should be decided in the coming weeks. His departure would leave a significant void in the Neapolitan midfield, but could allow the club to strengthen in other areas.
The Cameroonian midfielder has been a key player in Antonio Conte's system this season, demonstrating the same strength and discipline that characterized his presence in midfield two years ago in Naples, when he won the title.
